Billy's Sister

A parent would reach for this book when their neurotypical child begins asking why a sibling with autism acts, plays, or communicates differently. It is an essential tool for families navigating the complex emotions of siblinghood when one child is on the spectrum, providing a bridge of understanding between two very different experiences of the world. Through the eyes of a loving sister, the story explores the mix of frustration, curiosity, and deep affection that comes with growing up alongside Billy. It gently explains autistic behaviors as different ways of processing the world rather than 'bad' behaviors. Suitable for ages 4 to 8, this book is chosen by parents who want to validate their neurotypical child's feelings while fostering a home environment built on empathy and patience.